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Biomolecular Condensates: a New Key to Cell Organization

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In cells, proteins and RNAs form dynamic assemblages with surprising physical properties. These "biomolecular condensates" play essential roles in cell function, and may be a vestige of the first biochemical compartments at the origin of life.
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Biomolecular Condensates: a New Key to Cell Organization

In cells, proteins and RNAs form dynamic assemblages with surprising physical properties. These "biomolecular condensates" play essential roles in cell function, and may be a vestige of the first biochemical compartments at the origin of life.

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